Hi all! I am new to OSM and GIS in general. I am trying to create labels for sattelite images I have to do building/road segmentation. I've now figured out how to do this with osmnx (phew!), now that I think about it a little more, I was wondering if there might be an easier (better, cleaner) way creating it with open gis? Or would you know of some other way? What I did with osmnx: this creates a map for my corresponding sattelite image (with bbox north south east west) Edit: this is an example of what I've been able to cook up for now: https://imgur.com/a/U48SViV thanks in advance for any tips, cheers! oli asked 11 Oct '21, 17:08  oliver edited 14 Oct '21, 05:32 |
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Can you try explaining that again, perhaps in your native language? I've no idea what you are trying to do.
@SomeoneElse Hi, apologies, English sort of is my first language but I am bad at all of them (:-S), I have a reading disability, I know my writing can be incoherent sometimes.
I have images, I want the corresponding map from openstreetmap with buildings, roads etc. I have figured out how to do this with osmnx, I'll edit above and add a code snippet to illustrate.
Is this for a static image or for a slippy map? What output formats do you want? (Basically, what are you actually hoping to get out of this?)
Are you using your own aerial imagery or another provider's?
@InsertUser Hi, thanks, it's a static image, our (non-profits) own aerial imagery. I am attaching what I did with matplotlib above